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This Artist Creates ’70s-Style Action Figurines Inspired By Marvel Superheroes
Interview With ArtistNo doubt many of us grew up with certain superheroes, whether in comic books, cartoons, movies, action figures or any other shape or form. The popularity of Marvel and DC has made superheroes a bit of an inevitability in modern pop culture, this way inspiring multiple generations of artists, writers, and cosplayers to remix and build upon its fantastic universes.
Paul Harding, an action figure designer and sculptor, is one such individual inspired by all things superhero. Recently, he kicked off a series of superhero designs titled Marvel In The 70s, which is exactly what it sounds like—Marvel Universe superheroes the way they’d look in the 1970s.
Image Credits: Paul Harding
Bored Panda invites you to check out some of Paul Harding’s best designs in the series below along with an exclusive interview with the artist. While you’re down there, why not vote and comment on the ones you liked the most?
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Logan
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Stan Lee
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Dark Surfer (Silver Surfer)
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Captain America
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Storm
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Luke Cage
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Captain Marvel
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Spider Man
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Bucky Barnes
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Iron Man
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Black Widow
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Wolverine
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Deathlok
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Red Skull
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Ghostrider
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Nick Fury
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Cosmic
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The Punisher
Mainecoonsandhuskies 6 years ago
The face on the suit is throwing away his seriousness I'm laughing
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Nova
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Dazzler
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White Tiger
Tony Padua 6 years ago
Sons of The Tiger were some of Marvel's most interesting characters in their 70s Kung Fu lineup!
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Jack "The King" Kirby
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The Kingpin
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Mephisto
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Brother Voodoo
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Madam Hydra
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Bullseye
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The Ninja
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What do you think ?
Douglas Campbell 6 years ago
I'm not getting how these are 70's styled, and I was a kid in the 70's who watched and collected this sort of stuff...
Virgil Blue 6 years ago
They just look like they used to look around that time for most of them. They look good, but hardly a reimagining if you grew up with them.
Douglas Campbell 6 years ago
I'm not getting how these are 70's styled, and I was a kid in the 70's who watched and collected this sort of stuff...
Virgil Blue 6 years ago
They just look like they used to look around that time for most of them. They look good, but hardly a reimagining if you grew up with them.
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